It's a troubling indicator of greater issues. Experts sound alarm after returning to search for one of the world's most threatened primates: '...the world around us unravels a bit' first appeared on ...

Paranthropus capensis, a “gorilla-like” human relative that lived in southern Africa some 1.4 million years ago. A new study focuses on a hominin jawbone known as SK 15 that was unearthed in 1949 at ...

The newly discovered Popa langur monkey species in Myanmar's central forest is critically endangered, with only 200-260 remaining. They face threats from hunting, illegal pet trade, deforestation ...

The newly discovered Popa langur monkey species in Myanmar's central forest is critically endangered, with only 200-260 remaining. They face threats from hunting, illegal pet trade, deforestation, and ...

The Popa langur is no doubt familiar to generations of local people. For years, researchers speculated about an undiscovered species due to the DNA in wild monkey droppings. A team of primatologists ...

Cursed Objects are some of the most powerful yet dangerous ones, with the Monkey Paw being an especially tricky tool to use. You can generally find this item sitting on some kind of surface ...

WAYLAND, MI — A favorite burger brand from years ago — with only one known location still operating — is planning a comeback. Hot ‘n Now, the famed burger chain born in Kalamazoo in 1984 ...

How exactly these extinct creatures had sex, meanwhile, has proved something of a mystery – but now an expert sheds light on this most prehistoric of intercourse. American paleontologist Riley ...

Welcome to 2025. A new year, with new news but still the same Lilja, Dread Central’s Stephen King correspondent. Most news has been about Welcome to Derry. But first, we need to talk about the ...

Fans couldn't believe what Chris McClure is doing today, as many realised they've seen him on their timelines People can't believe what the man on the front of Arctic Monkeys' debut album ...

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A new study by University of Michigan researchers found that rising temperatures caused by the climate crisis are straining the immune systems of wild capuchin monkeys. According to a news release on ...